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Sask Métis News – If looting brings attention and justice for George Floyd, an LA shop owner is OK with it

Skip to main content HomePersonal FinanceCarsRetirementInvestingCareersUSA & MainConsumer RecallsWhen Joel Stallworth heard his store was being looted, he wasn’t concerned for his merchandise. He was concerned with George Floyd getting justice.Harrison Hill, USA TODAY

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Published on July 10, 2020

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When Joel Stallworth heard his store used to be being looted, he wasn’t expecting his merchandise. He used to be enthusiastic about George Floyd getting justice.

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